A new study by WalletHub ranks all 50 states across 17 key indicators of gender equality. Virginia sits in the bottom-half of U.S. states, ranked 31^st, with an overall ranking of 54.61 on metrics such as workplace environment, education and health, and political empowerment.

Topping the list is New Mexico with a score of 70.03, and in 50th place is Utah, wich a score of 31.22. Virginia is below the median for all ranking factors.

Virginia's neighboring states are all ranked higher according to this study. West Virginia sits at 6^th place, Maryland at 19^th, Kentucky at 21^st, and North Carolina at 25^th.

Check out the interactive map below to see where all of the states rank.